Description
Boxing Illustrated Magazine March 1968 Carlos Ortiz Cover No Label
This March 1968 issue of Boxing Illustrated (Volume 10, No. 3) features lightweight great Carlos Ortiz on the cover. Highlighting Ortiz as “Fighter of the Year” for 1967, the magazine captures the state of boxing as it entered a new era, with extensive reviews, fighter profiles, international coverage, and unique features for fans and historians alike.
Condition
The magazine is in good condition, showing typical wear from age but with all pages intact and well-preserved. The item shown in the listing photos is the exact copy you will receive. Please review pictures carefully for condition details. Each issue comes in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the March 1968 Issue
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Review of 1967 — Ortiz “Fighter of the Year” – by Marshall Reed
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Preview of 1968 – by Lew Eskin
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Battler in Air Force Blue – by Mark Prime
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Kobayashi Wins Jr. Lightweight Title – by Kunio Iwaya
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“Bad News” Austin – by Stephen Elliot
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The Way Ahead – by Piero Pini
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Freddie Miller — Globetrotter – by Desiree Steiner
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Rojas Wins Another “Title” – by Jeff Walton
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Mickey Duff — The Pure Pro – by Reg Gutteridge
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British Review ‘67 – by Reg Gutteridge
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European Review ‘67 – by Richard Reekie
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Mystery of the Forgotten Trophy – by Ray Connelly
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Unique Incident – by Fred Eisenstadt
Departments and Regular Features
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Memo from Our Publisher – by Abe Glick
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On the Fistic Scene – by Ben Greene
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Boxing Trivia – by Lee Kerr
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Local Favorites
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Rings Around the World
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International Results
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Readers’ Corner
Special Features
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Boxing Champion’s Album — Tommy Freeman (second cover)
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1967 Gallery of Champions (third and fourth covers, full feature spread)
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British Candid Camera
Collectible Value
This issue is notable for honoring Carlos Ortiz at the peak of his career, while also providing a comprehensive global review of boxing in 1967 and a preview of what was to come in 1968. With international coverage, historical features, and rich photography, it is a must-have for collectors of vintage boxing magazines and fans of Ortiz’s legendary career.